Scan Nix files for dead code
Scan .nix files for dead code (unused variable bindings).
See deadnix-action
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$NO_COLOR environment variable is set.
The --exclude parameter accepts multiple paths. Separate them with
-- to pass [FILE_PATHS]....
…Do commit your changes into version control before!
nix run github:astro/deadnix -- -eq test.nixAdd the following to your project's .pre-commit-config.yaml:
repos:
- repo: https://github.com/astro/deadnix
rev: ID # frozen: VERSION
hooks:
- id: deadnix
#args: [--edit] # Uncomment to automatically modify files
stages: [commit]Replace ID and VERSION above with the relevant version tag and
commit ID for reference, for example:
rev: da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 # frozen: v1.2.3_If you disfavor marking them as unused, use option
-l/--no-lambda-arg.
callPackages with multiple importscallPackages guesses the packages to inject by the names of a
packages' lambda attrset pattern names. Some packages alias these with
@args to pass them to another import ...nix args.
As the used args are only named in the imported file they will be
recognized as dead in the package source file that is imported by
callPackage, rendering it unable to guess the dependencies to call
the packages with.
Use option -L/--no-lambda-pattern-names in this case.
As of 1.1.0 deadnix supports the following pragma to skip check of bindings in the following line:
# deadnix: skipPlease open an issue. Do not forget to include the .nix code that
produces incorrect results.
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